Ela Tá Virada

Tribo da Periferia's song 'Ela Tá Virada' delves into the complex emotions and experiences of a young woman navigating the nightlife in her neighborhood. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her rebellious spirit and the duality of her feelings. On one hand, she is portrayed as someone who enjoys the freedom and excitement of the night, engaging in activities that keep her mind off her troubles. On the other hand, she is also depicted as someone who is deeply emotional, carrying a mix of anger and passion, seeking solace and understanding from others.

The song captures the essence of her nightlife escapades, where she feels a sense of liberation but also faces the consequences of her actions. The repeated lines about her being 'cheia de ódio, mas toda apaixonada' (full of anger, but completely in love) highlight the internal conflict she experiences. She is not looking for a romantic relationship but rather someone to share her burdens and wipe away her tears. This juxtaposition of emotions is a central theme in the song, reflecting the complexity of human feelings and the struggle to find balance.

'Ela Tá Virada' also touches on themes of self-discovery and self-love. The lyrics suggest that she has changed since she started exploring the streets, finding both pleasure and madness in the nightlife. The advice to 'ame primeiro você' (love yourself first) underscores the importance of self-care and self-acceptance. The song ultimately portrays a journey of a young woman trying to navigate her emotions and find her place in the world, amidst the chaos and allure of the night.